Bureau of Land Management responds to OSHA violations at Cliffside Helium Plant
Last week the Cliffside Helium Enrichment Unit in Amarillo managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) was found to have violated safe handling processes at its site.
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Last week the Cliffside Helium Enrichment Unit in Amarillo managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) was found to have violated safe handling processes at its site.
Thallium, in surface water at two of duke's other coal ash sites across the state. this is not them finding toxic chemicals at dan river, at the place that had the spill. this is them finding this poison at these other sites where there hasn't been a spill with the implication that even in the absence of a catastrophic breach like they had at dan river the intact coal ash dumps that duke has around the state, the intact ones are themselves leaching highly toxic metals into north carolina rivers. at the cliffside plant plant in gaston county. at the asheville plant that drains into the french b...
At these other sites where there hasn't been a spill with the implication that even in the absence of a catastrophic breach like they had at dan river the intact coal ash dumps that duke has around the state, the intact ones are themselves leaching highly toxic metals into north carolina rivers. at the cliffside plant in gaston county. at the asheville plant that drains into the french broad river, they found levels of thallium above what the federal government says are safe. wail helpfully noting that thallium "was commonly used as a rat poison until the u.s. banned it for consumer use in 197...
Thallium, in surface water at two of duke's other coal ash sites across the state. this is not them finding toxic chemicals at dan river, at the place that had the spill. this is them finding this poison at these other sites where there hasn't been a spill with the implication that even in the absence of a catastrophic breach like they had at dan river the intact coal ash dumps that duke has around the state, the intact ones are themselves leaching highly toxic metals into north carolina rivers. at the cliffside plant in gaston county. at the asheville plant that drains into the french broad r...